Do you have what it takes to pay off your debts and become comfortable financially or perhaps even rich, even VERY rich? You probably do but don't know exactly what to do or think your situation is just too dire to possibly turn around. Read the following articles for some encouragement, financial advice and ideas on how to make considerably more income, pay off your debts and possibly even become that millionaire you've always wanted to be but didn't know how to accomplish.

The majority of individual investors base their investing decisions on two emotions that rule the market - fear and greed - and, as a result, end up losing money more often...[than making] money. That being said, if you can keep your emotions in check you can take advantage of other investors emotions - irrational exuberance - and make yourself some easy money. It's a surefire way to make loads of money investing in the stock market.

History tells us we should expect higher stock prices in the next quarter, mid-year, and by the end of 2018. The trillion-dollar question is, “When will this all end?”

The World Inequality Report 2018 is a rich resource, with lots of information on inequality of incomes by country and by region, inequality of wealth, shifts in public wealth, and other topics. Here are a few of the figures that jumped out at me.

Knowing how to properly value a stock is probably the most important skill for a value investor to develop and over the last fifty years one of the most popular methods to discover the fair price of a stock has been the Benjamin Graham formula.

Robo-advisors are all the rage right now and many passive investors are choosing to invest with them. Who exactly are they? Well, this article explains exactly who they are, and how you can use them.

You might be thinking what behavioral finance is and how you can improve your decision making process and use behavioral finance to your advantage. Well in this post I am going to show you how.

Exactly what is RSI and how is it calculated?

Sentiment surveys clearly show how bears have given up, and neutrals have capitulated and this particular trend may have room to run further.

Is the bull market about to come to an end? If last year ends up being the top of this bull market, what does history say could happen to stocks this year?